Do you think this guy is full of shit

[Bulldog_10]

Here's a crazy idea:

Everyone is different and different things work better for different people.

I TOLD YOU IT WAS NUTS!!!


p.s. For the love of god someone please lock this retarded thread already...

Why would this thread be locked?

 

[lonewulf]

I eat 1.5 g of protein per pound of bodyweight, and consume most of my carbs early in the day or post workout. I only consume simple carbs after training. This works best for ME, cutting carbs too much is detrimental to my performance. Experiment and find out what works best for YOU.-WULF

 

[ProteinFiend]

carbs freaking kill me!

they make me tired and fat. If I had my choice, i'd be in ketosis the rest of my life.

 

[DTOX]

Why would this thread be locked?

And this pertains to anabolics how?

Doesn't surprise me though. All the legit threads get locked up immediately and drivel like this goes on and on...

 

[Bulldog_10]

And this pertains to anabolics how?

Doesn't surprise me though. All the legit threads get locked up immediately and drivel like this goes on and on...

you don't think diet and anabolics are closely related?

 

[THE_BIG_FED]

you don't think diet and anabolics are closely related?

yeah food isn't anabolic. how many of us eat to gain muscle? none of us i don't think. lol. jesus christmas. how about you don't eat for a month and take anabolic aides and see what is more anabolic.

 

[nuh_mizer]

And this pertains to anabolics how?

Doesn't surprise me though. All the legit threads get locked up immediately and drivel like this goes on and on...

here's my cycle:

500mg/week test
75mgs/ day fina
50mgs/ eod winny

feel better now?

 

[DeepZenPill]

There is not much evidence that muscle acidity (lactic acid) produces muscular fatigue.

It seems that most evidence points to some correlation like that though. I once knew a rower who naturally had a lactic acid deficiency, and his endurance was astounding. He was also naturally extremely jacked, and is in the US olympic 8.

 

[Bulldog_10]

It seems that most evidence points to some correlation like that though. I once knew a rower who naturally had a lactic acid deficiency, and his endurance was astounding. He was also naturally extremely jacked, and is in the US olympic 8.

Actually, people who have lactic acide deficiencies are the main argument against the theory that lactic acid causes muscle fatigue. More of the evidence suggests that muscle fatigue is due to an increase in inorganic phosphate from the breakdown of ATP.